Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
SATURDAY. AUGUST IS. 1887:

poretliy tcmONc w oe- nia.
 Mrs. Ohss, Shibell has been very low with remittent fever, but IS recovering suueryisor Apderson IS quite sick at Ehe Russ House, but nothing serious. Mas Jameson, a relative of Mir. and Mrs. E. N. Fish is visiting with them at their home on Main street.
 Action has been deferred on the No- oaIes jail bids until the 22d. New bids bids have been called for.
 Miss Royce, sister of Mrs. Q. Gregory is visiting relatives and friends ID Waukeshs, Wisconsin.
 The Board of Supervisors have created sp incidental expense fund to defrsy the expense of telegrsms, etc.
 Royal blood flowed pretty freely to- day. King William went on the war path, suffered defeat and broken heso' A young man must learn to speak for his girl ss well as himself when he wants any of Lemp's St. Louis beer st Buns. Mineral has been discovered in the mountains near Colton Oslit Town iots are at discount and the town s wild with excitement.
 His reported that General John Was son has sold his ranch and cattle in the Bsrboquivsris.
 NV. Bernard of the popular firm of \, W. Bernard < Co. at Arivscs, IS ID the city.
 Harry Moran recently enlisted ct Fort Lowell, has been assigned to Troop E, Fourth Cavalry.
 good, sober printer can find steady employment with the Deming Head light.
 Mrs. White, mother of Mrs Frank Staples, died recently in San Csiitor' nia.
 Messrs. c. D. Reppy and Geo. c. Pecl have leased the old Epitoph msteris and will engage in the newspaper bust ness.
 Major F. NJ. Coxe psymsster Q, s. A. has been relieved ss member ot the Court Marital recently convened st For' Lowell.
 Miners and prospectors will be inter essed in reading the sdvertisement "' the Tucson sempl:ng works which VI publish elsewhere.
 Judge 1olan, of Graham county, 1. ir the Sify en route to Prescott where the Territorial Board of Equalization oi which he is member, meets on Monday next
 A great many mines have started up work and the prospects are tnss the sampler will handle large quantities o' ore during the next few months.
 A new enterprise will shortly com mepce work in Tucson, the psrtlculars of which will be gwen through the col umns of the CITIZEN at the proper time
 Preparations are being made for tbs presentation of the sword to Gen: Miles on the 9th of next month. Ool. Wolne' has tbe matter in charge.
 Judge Meyer interviewed two drunk' to-day, but after a reprimand as times were hard, he told them to go and sir no more,
 The Tombstone Daily Prospector l. DOW issued in the morning instead oi afternoon as formerly. Success to the PrOspector.
 The first number of the Weekly Epi- taph reached the CITIZEN office to-day It is full of news and IS 8 good readable paper.
 Brewer, the man who was shot ID No gales some months ago, was brought to the hospital last evening. His condition IS still doubtful, but may recover.
 MT. James Moran, shot by Fred Wall st the Quijotos, has nearly recovered from his wound and will be out ID few days.
 Mir. Al Bernard contemplstes ship ping one or two car loads of brood mares to San Francisco. These animals are c picked lot and will undoubtedly bring c good price.
 Mir. John Baur 6 worthy citizen and for the part several years employed ID the csr shops of the Southern Pacific railroad company. hss gone to Santa Monica in quest ot health.
 The hearing of A. D. Villains and Mrs. Ella Csvanaugh before United States Commissioner Van Dyke in Lot Angeles yesterday, resulted in then desahsrge, the testimony being insufn cient to hold them.
 A marriage license was issued to-day to Chas, s. Dawes and Miss Dolores BoEquez, both of Quiiotos. As th' youBg lady was under Is years of age the consent of the mother was obtained ID conformity to the new law.
 Capt. J. B. Kerr 9th Cavalry, vel known here, has been selected as rep resentative from his regiment to com pete in the annual department competi ton of rife and csrbine firing, st For Wingate, New Mexico.
 Addison Reavis, accompanied by the Baroness of the Oolorsdos, arrived from California this morning and are now located at the San Xavier. A young girl, sad to be simon pure Perslts, is with them.
 Mr, c. G. Jones during the receui draught while skinnIns come dead o.t- tie the skin on his lower lip became slightly sbrsded, blood poisoning set ID and he has suffered much with It since but IS DOW getting better.
 Ghe new pump of which the CIrIIEs made mention . few days since Wal tried Tn the well in the rear of StevenI & Hughes hardware store. It lifted sl the water out of the well in Q few strokes another and smaller pump is now be- ing constructed in order to give the ma chine thorough test.
 The Grand Feast of Ssn Augustin will be held in Osrrillos Gardens. There will be no charge for ground privileges This is an encouraging feature and will undoubtedly conduce largely Co the sue eess of the enterprise. Csrillos garden is Co day as pretty 8 spot as can be found in Arizona and alone will take thousands to the feast.
 Tn these days of yachting it Is expe- dient to know somethIng Of the language of the sea, A paper by Lieut. F. $. Bs.set, U. s. N.. in the forthcoming number of The American Magazine. gives tue curious names with hints st their derivation) by which sailors oesig- nate the various parts of ship and her rigging.
 On July 2d the following balances stood to the credit of the school dis tricts named: Tucson. S3l.27; Harshsw, Sl50. Ls Nons, nothing; Tubsc, noth- ing; Gro Blanco. IS; Ariysca. s1352i; Gresterville, S2257; Buelrs Addition, e1Il.30. Calabasss, S53.O4: San Xavier.